9 camera angle of the lighthouse scene

Worm's Eye Shot. There is the principle of curved lines or basically the repetition of the curved lines through the three cylinders on the lighthouse. The two bottom ones are created for the walkways for the lighthouse and the top cylinder serves as a roof for the lights. Then there is repetition of vertical lines in this shot. You can see this in the mountain on the right side of the picture and the side of the lighthouse. Faintly, there is some repetition of the diagonal lines in the light from the lighthouse and the mountain almost covered by the fog.

Point of View Shot. This shot uses repetition of curved lines because of the curvature of the land in this photo. The land's curvature creates a more realistic feel in this shot and gives the shot more variety in the shot.  There is also curvature in the light to create the perfect circle cutting through the fog. This shot also contains some repetition of diagonal lines from the light from the lighthouse and the slope of the mountain. There is more repetition of the diagonal lines in the light shining from the mountain.

Over The Shoulder Shot. This shot has repetition of curved lines due to where the land meets the water. More repetition is seen in the cylinder shape of the lighthouse on the left hand side of the picture. This shot also has some repetition of diagonal lines with the lighthouse and the light shining from it.

Medium Shot. The shot has a lot of repetition of curved lines, shown through where the water meets the land and repetition of diagonal lines in this shot because of the lighthouse, the lighthouse's light, and the mountain behind the lighthouse. The curved lines on the water and where the water meets the lands helps this shot have more variety and a feel of realism in this shot.

Eye Level Shot. This shot has repetition of diagonal line seen through the light from the lighthouse, the lighthouse. The light shines out at an angle to create a diagonal line. The shot also has repetition of horizontal lines on the walkways of the lighthouse and the top of the lighthouse.

Establishing Shot. This shot has repetition of curved lines shown by the water and the land meeting the water that creates a realistic look to the landscape. This shot also has repetition of vertical lines on the mountain to the right to create a nice texture to the mountain. This shot also has repetition of diagonal lines seen through the light from the lighthouse and the side of the mountain to the left of the picture.

Long Shot. This shot has repetition of curved lines in this shot because of the land around the lake and the curve of the mountain. You can also see a lot of repetition of vertical lines in the shape of the lighthouse and the structure in the background. The long shot also contains some diagonal lines in the light from the lighthouse and the parts of the structures in the background of the picture.

Extreme Close Up Shot. This has repetition horizontal and vertical lines to create a nice look of the lighthouse. You can see the horizontal lines of the in the top the lighthouse and vertical lines in on the side of the lighthouse to have a more professionally built looking lighthouse to overall make the picture look more realistic.

Close Up Shot. A little farther away from the lighthouse than the extreme close up to show more principles of repetition. You can see the repetition of curved lines in the background now in the land scape in the hills. There is repetition of vertical lines in the lighthouse as it built to have a walkway and walls on it.

Bird's Eye Shot. Here there is a lot of repetition between vertical, curved, diagonal, and horizontal lines in this bird's eye shot. This is shown in the edge of land to the lake there is curved lines, horizontal lines, and vertical lines in this shot. More repetition can be seen in the lighthouse and the light shining from it. Repetition of curved lines come from the cylinder shape top of the lighthouse and repetition of diagonal lines in the light going down in the picture. Repetition of vertical lines is seen more in the top right of the picture and by the spikes coming from the grounds to add the best texture.

What went well was that all the picture look very nice and had a wide variety of principles. The next time I would do this project would be to apply the golden mean or thirds. Another thing that I would try to do would try to make the angles just a little better from before.

Over the Shoulder Shot

Over The Shoulder Shot: Shot of someone or something in the perspective or camera angle from the shoulder of another person.

Point of View Shot

Point of View Shot: This shot show where the person is looking at in their or near their relative view

Reaction Shot

Reaction Shot: A shot where it cuts away from the main scene to show the reaction of the character to it.

Extreme Close Up Shot

Extreme Close Up Shot: So close of a shot that only the detail of the object can be seen

Worm's Eye Shot

Worm's Eye Shot: A camera angle view of an object from below, as if your an insect looking up to the sky

Bird's Eye Shot/View

Bird's Eye View/Shot: Elevated view of an object from above,  as if you were a bird looking down to the city

Close Up Shot

Close Up Shot: Tightly frames a person or an object

Eye Level Shot

Eye Level Shot: Camera angle is placed at the that person's height of their eyes. So when they look at the camera they do not have to look up or down.

Medium Shot

Medium Shot: Camera Angle Shot from medium distance and tries to get main picture in frame

Long Shot

Long Shot: Typically show the whole object or human figure in relation to its surroundings

Establishing shot

Establishing Shot: First shot of a new scene to show audience where the action is going to happen